Case study · Networks & Wi-Fi

One router in the corner. Two access points later, the whole house.

A single-story home in the Nocatee area. These are the real images from the job: the floor plan, the before heatmap, the plan and the result.

Where: Nocatee area (the home stays anonymous)
The home: Single story: living room, kitchen, dining, four bedrooms, two baths
The problem: One router in the front corner; weak signal in the back bedrooms and baths
The fix: Two access points, placed on the floor plan before anything was mounted

01 · The floor plan

Start with the house, not the router

Accurate rooms and walls come first. Where people sit, what the walls are made of and where the internet line comes in decide everything after.

02 · Before

One router sat in the front corner of the living room. Near it, the signal was strong. By the back bedrooms and baths it fell into yellow and red.

03 · The plan

Instead of a bigger router, two access points: one near the kitchen for the front of the house, one in the central hall for the bedrooms.

Each view highlights one access point's coverage, so you can see how they share the house.

04 · After

With both access points in place, the house is green almost everywhere, with small yellow edges in a few corners.

Step through the same home. Want to play with a model version, where you can move the router yourself?

Plenty of homes here share this story: a router where the line comes in, and rooms it never reaches. Let's look at yours.